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Strategies & Market Trends : trading the QQQ

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To: bernard rogers who wrote (549)6/21/2002 5:25:18 PM
From: bernard rogers   of 714
 
Ok, I have changed my mind
I didn't like having a spread
position at all.

Spent the whole day watching it
go up and down.

Closed out with a loss of $140 net

Missed the beauty of the day
Did not do my work.
Started living in that state
of desperate "hope"
Watching and waiting for the position
to come back, like so many people
are today.

Today's day trading started that way
I played pre-market and then
when the spreads widen too much
pulled my stop, and watched a
$300+ loss build up

No siree, not for me, I have been there
Didn't like it

Back to my simple 1min line day trading
no trade can take more than a $40 loss
If i am down $120 gross for the day
I must quit.

No positions taken overnight.
Minimal time spent on it during the day

I might even get good at it, eventually who knows

Thats for me, yes siree
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